As an Affiliated Scholar in the Philosophy of Mind at the Saul Kripke Center (2018-2024), I transcribed Kripke’s "Lectures on the Philosophy of Mind" which he delivered at Princeton in the Spring term of 1979. The transcription was based on audio recordings and notes carefully taken by Kripke's colleague and friend Nathan Salmon in 1979. I did a thorough research about the content of these lectures and I added relevant comments to the text, references, and a complete critical apparatus. This work is awaiting approval for publication.

 

A manuscript entitled: "Knowledge Argument against Materialism” was one of the outcomes of my project on Kripke's philosophy of mind, which was supervised by Kripke since my OPT in 2017 to his passing (2022). My project is divided into two parts: One part has been recently published in Phil Perspectives, the other contains details of the knowledge argument, shows how Kripke's view fits in the current philosophical map and opens up additional analyses (revision in progress).

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Click here to see a mention of my work in Brian Leiter Reports 

Click here to see a mention of my work in Daily Nous

 

​See also my profile at: 

• ORCID

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